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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-13
New Metropolitan Theater.

a fine house greeted the Grismer- Davies
dramatic company last night 1t is the
same company that has been playing such
a successful engagement at the Alcazar
Theater, San Francisco, recently. The
play last night was Rosedale or the
Rifle Ball" Mr.. Grismer made
capital Elliott Gray, and Miss Da-
vies, by all odds, the most natural
and charming Rosa Leigh we have ever
seen in an observation of the play as given
by score of companies since Lawrence
Barre tt and Mrs. Judah made it famous
years ago in San Francisco. Mr.. Breuning,
who has almost wholly conquered the
English tongue, was excellent in the very
difficult and thankless role of the Gipsy
Chief, while Miss Sarah Stevens Tabitha
deserves TO be placed next to that Of the
late Mrs. Judah, and there never was q
better Tabitha than hers. The support
by Miss Avery, Mr.. Branscombe and little
Ella Sullivan was good. In the first act the
Cadet Corps appeared in the Gypsy del scene
in " surprise tableau that was the most
effective of any ever Civ, n in Rosedale
presentation in this State The audience
recognized it and cheered and applauded
the actors and the Corps while the cur
tain was sent up four times in
response 10 the popular demand. 1t was
an emphatic compliment, not only to the
nicely with which Grismer worked up the
thrilling scene, but TO the soldierly prompt
ness, the graceful posing and fine appear
ance Of the young guardsman who re-
Tonight the well known play The
Streets of New York, )" will be given, with
all the effects recently presented at the
AlCaZar
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Highland Park Tract Sale.

Next Saturday at 10 A. N, at Armory
Hall, Sikh and L streets, the Highland
Park Tract, adjoining the city limits, being
Just below Y street, will be sold at auction
ID 275 lots. F. D. Myers, the owner of the
property, guarantees q street railroad to it
within sixty days. The ground is high
and there viii not be any trouble as to
drainage. Pure water can be obtained at
depth Of thirty feet, and city water and
gas will be conveyed TO the tract as soon as
actual building justifes it. The property
has been laid out handsomely, with streets
80 feet and alleys 90 feet wide 1t is so close
to the city that parties purchasing homes
there will have all the advantages of city
life, and yet be exempt from the taxes.
Houses will be built for those desiring
them, after lots are paid for, on very favor
able terms. The terms of sale will be 10
per cent. at once. balance of one-third in
ten days, remaining two-thirds in monthly
installments of $40 and SIS, with five per
cent. interest. Full particulars are given
in advertisement
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EXEMPT uREmEN.
Meeting to Conclude Arrangements TO
Wednesdays Reception.

Wednesdays Reception.
The final meeting of the Exempts, to
make arrangements for receiving and en-
tertaining the Veteran Firemen's Associa-
ton, of New York, was held last evening.
There was full attendance, and every
thing was perfected to make the occasion
one of pleasure to the visitors and the
people of Sacramento.
The Exempt Firemeu's Association will
assemble at Firemen's Hall tomorrow at
$50 A. NJ, and form into procession under
military escort of the Cadet Corps Com
pany II, First Artillery, and accompanied
by the First Artillery Band. They will
then proceed to the depot to meet their
guests, the New York Veteran Firemen,
who are expected to arrive al 9:15 A. M.
Upon their arrival, the full procession
will be formed at the depot, as follows
City Police Department, Cadet Corps, the
Paid City Fire Department, Sacramento
of New York, accompanied by Cappas
celebrated Seventh New York Regiment
band, delegations of Sacramento ladies in
carriages, to escort and entertain the visit
ing ladies who accompany the veteran
association, and followed by the general
public, which is invited to join the process
sion with carriages.
The line of march will be from the depot
on Second street, to J, along to Tenth,
Tenth to K, to Second, Second to J, to
Third, to K, to Sixth, and from there to
Armory Hall. Upon arriving at Armory
Hall reception committee, consisting OF
thirty citizens, will receive the visiting
guests, and escort them to the collation.,
which will be in readiness in the hall. At
the collation. toasts will be offered and re-
sponses made by prominent speakers.
AT the close of this part of the programme
carriages will be provided and the guests
will be taken to the Art Gallery, the Cap
itol, Agricultural Park, Suffers Fort, and
returning arrive at the Pavilion at 4P,h
The ladies' committee will meet at Fire
mems Hall, on Eighth street, this afternoon
at B o'clock, to arrange for floral display on
the occasion OF the reception.
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Bell & Co. will sell to-day, a, 10 A. NJ,
on the premises, By order of H. G.
Cook, the handsome residence on the
northeast corner of Seventeenth and X
streets with lot 6, in size sOxl60 feet
The residence contains 10 large and
well-furnished rooms, bathroom, closets,
gas, hot and cold water throughout
the house, stationary wGshstands, marble
nantes, and all modern Improvements:
good barn, choice fruit trees and shrubberv
etc. The house will be open for inspection
at all times. The furniture and carpets
viii be included in the sale, if so desired,
as all must be sold, Mr. Cook proposing to
leave the city to take charge of his foot
hill ranch.
W. H. Sherburn will sell at No. S23
street. ct 10 A. NJ, to day, fine
plush parlor set of six pieces three
extra fine marble-top black walnut
bedroom suits; new cottage bedroom suite,
Queen Ann style; second hand cottage
suite; walnut extension tables showcase,
extra tables hedsteads chairs; bed
lounge singles lounges; new Brussels car
pets; crockery, glassware, cutlery, tinware,
cook stoves; 5000 cigars and other articles.
Also, the balance of a consignment of
trimmed hats.
D. J. Simmons & Co. will sell next Fri
day at II 4. N, on the premises. very
desirable residence, vacant lot, household
furniture, etc. The property is on the cor
ner of Fifth and P streets, including the
south half of lot 5, o and P, Fourth and
Fifth streets, with a fine two story frame
building. The vacant lot sdjoins the above,
on the corner. The furniture is elegant
and in good condition. Owing 10 the own-
er's being about TO leave for the East, the
sale mus. be made
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
The Fire Departmen, s,,.

The hearing of testimony upon the in
junction obtained by j. T. Griffitts, Presi-
dent of the City Fire Department to re-.
strain payment of the Fire Department
payroll, was commenced Yesterday before
Judge Van Fleet in the Supreme Court A
L. Hart and Grove L. johnson appearing
az counsel for Mr.. Griffitts, and A. p. Cat
lin for City Auditor Mckee The day was
occupied IN hearing testimony as to the
usage OF the Board during all past admins
trauons concerning place of holding its
meetings and the manner of their being
called. The witnesses examined were L.
A. Epson, w. r. Jones, J. T. Griffitts fire.
M n -. Scott, ]. o. Wilder and G. s. Butler.
The testimony was TO the effect that
there has always been an established Office
and regular place of meeting of the Board.
as required by the statute, and when the
location OF the Office was changed it was
established by resolution, which was
ohclaily entered upon the minutes of the
Board. The meetings have always been
held az the legally designated Office, except
once when Mr.. Griffitts was at the East
and Conran being confined to his bed
Slater went to his room and they allowed
pay-roll-no objections being made to the
lrregularity of the proceedings.
The manner of calling meetings was
shown to have uniformly been for the
President of the Board to notify the Chief
Engineer as to the time of meeting. and
the kChief notified the members OF the
Board and the Secretary.
1t IS probable that several DAYS will be
occupied with the case.
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SPECIAL NOTES OF THE FAIR.

Great Commercial Business Illustrated
In Miniature, and in the Comedy Vein.
Novelty is ever sought by exhibitors at
great State expositions. However merito-
rious the exhibit, and however strong lis
native merits may present l., the natural
disposition is to appeal by artificial aids to
the fancy and curiosity of the multitude.
that attention may be arrested and exam
ination secured.
NOVELTY.
For several years Messrs. Weinstock &
Lubin OF Sacramento, have put up in the
State Fair Pavilion, at the annual exhibi-
tons, novel forms of mecantile exhibits.
The building of great organ out of dry
goods, the operation of machinery in the
transaction of business and in manufacture
ing fabrics into garments, leather into
shoes, and wool into hose, and finally the
mammoth castle built of dry goods, vii be
remembered as striking novelty exhibits
by this firm But they have this year put
forward
THE MOST UNIQUE
And altogether charming and attractive
design that has been seen in any fair In
the west wing of the Pavilion, on the main
floor, will be found a neat building, % by so
feet, with plate-giass 'front.' and fourteen
foot groined ceiling. Therein is well nigh
complete reproduction in miniature OF the
entire business establishment of the firm at
the corner of Fourth snd K streets
THE IDEA,
Which was born of the fertile fancy of Mr..
Weinstock. and elaborated by his colabor-
ers, was to strikingly represent "storekeep-
ing" by little men and women, reproducing
all the business activities in pantomime and
miniature, and especially to present the
comedy side of life in salesrooms, and to
present living pictures of many peculiar
people with whom the salesman and the
merchant meet daily. and to depict some
OF the trials that test the fabric of mercan-
tile patience and the temper of the most
amiable dealers" These ends
HAVE BEEN ACHIEVED,
And most happily, and that without ofense
to any, however sensitive. Il is dwarfed
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Business Advertisements,

Ordinance No. 226.
Ordinance No. 227.
Ordinance No. as.
Notices of street work.
Por Sale-Popular restaurant.
Weinstock d Lu5in-This morning a, 9.
BED House..Two excellent bargains.
For city and country property.
Wanted-Girl or woman.
For sale-Four high lots.
Wanted-Woman to do housework.
Rooms to let, nicely furnished.
n. 7. Coleman S real estate salesroom.
Furnished rooms during the fair.
Big Bargain-Billiard and pool tables.
Suburban lands for sale.
u. w: Chamberlin, 6I3 street.
}. J. giley & Co.--Dry and fancy goods.
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The Grand Oak Park Addition Sale.


The great auction sale of lots in the Oak
Park Addition TO the city, concerning
which SO much has been said and pub
lished recently, takes place at IL N. to-day.
A free train will leave the depot at 11:40
A. to convey all who wish to attend the
sale as far as Twenty eighth and r streets,
from which station, and also from TWEEN
beth and o streets, the street railroad
terminus, there will be free transportation
10 Oak Park provided. a free lunch will
be served on the grounds, and there will be
band OF music in attendance It is expect
ed there will be great number of people
present from Stockton, Oakland, San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, Marysville and other
places, arrangements having been made for
their transportation at excursion rates. The
desirabllity Of the property to be disposed
OF has been so fully set forth heretofore,
and is given in such detail in advertisement
on another page of this issue, that it is I'M
necessary to dwell upon it. This is the
first sale of this kind that has ever taken
place in this section of the State.
and will no doubt attract great at
tention. The terms are easy-ten per
can't. at fall of auctioneer's hammer. bal
ance of one-third in ten days, and remain
ing two-thirds in monthly installments of
so, With interest at five per cent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-13

II Is generally conceded that the most
stylish Hats and Bonnets are sold cheapest
at MILLINERY No. S2o street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-13

ATTEND the auction and swell the
crowd
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CAuTIoN.-No piano but the "Mathu-
shek :" has the tuning pins pushed into
solid iron frame. John f. Cooper, Sev-
enth and J.
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PIANOS !-Chickering & Sons are the
best-unequaledi in tone, action and dura-
bility. l.. K. Hammer, sole agent, No, $40
] street.
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SAyRNA RUGS (size, 1895 inches,. S.
cents better grade, 81. Large size e by 6
feet), IS IS. Red House.
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YOUNG LADIES SEGAR MANUPACTsRY

Importer of Cigars. Tobacco, Cigarettes,
Etc. Largest Stock. Lowest Prices, and Most
Complete Assortment, ranging in price from
Si2 per thousand to the Fines. Clear Havana
Long Filler Grades
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-13

The opening address viii be delivered on
Thursday evening, the 18th, by Judge J.
g. Swinnerton, OF San joaquin.
The annual address will be delivered bv
ex Congressman Budd, on Thursday eve.-
ing, September 22d.
Tomorrow evening there will be re-
ception rendered the Veteran Firemen of
New York, and grand concert by Cap
pas Own" the famous Seventh Regiment
band, which accompanies them, consisting
of 60 pieces and which has a national repu-
tation. Miss Hortense Pierse, who accom-
panies them, is what is known in musical
parlance as dramatic soprano, the school
of Parepa Rosa, Materna and Nilsson. She
has full, sonorous and rich voice of strong
individuality, reaching through three
octaves, every note of which is perfect and
available. These gifts, combined with
queenly stateliness and beauty OF face, make
her phenomenal artist, and capable OF
rendering the Iufiammatus to absolute
perfection.
The receipts yesterday were 81 ,467 SO,
against 1919 so for the first day last year.
The races will commence Thursday, the
1Etb
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IL is to the interest of every man and
woman in Sacramento to make the aucson
sale success.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-13

UPoN the success of the auction sale at
Oak Park depends the future real estate
sales of this CITY.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-13

FREE train from depot to auction, on the
arrival OF the San Francisco train, TO Tween
ty-eighth and Streets
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IT is to the interest of every real estate
man 10 make the auction sale success.
Whoop her up, boys; it will all come
back.
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LoTs will double inside Of nine months
in Oak Park.
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IJe Record of a nSiInrian. -

THE following card is from one of the
most prominent pioneer citizens of Sacra-
mento, whose integrity is beyond question.
1t is published at his request and without
the knowledge of Mr.. Heilbron.-Eps
REooRD-UNIoN.]
EDs. RECORD UNION: | can supplement
Mr.. Heilbron's card of this morning with
an incident that is alike creditable to his
honesty and his modesty He bought the
Garwood property at Sheriffs sale, sub
ject to mortgage. After the purchase
Sacramento property very greatly depreci-
ated, ana the holder of the mortgage was
apprehensive that Mr.. Hebron who at
that time was possessed of very moderate
means), would avail himself of his legal
right to pay il in greenbacks. worth at that
time about fifty cents in gold. Mr. He'll
bron paid the mortgage in full in gold coin.
The mortgage insisted upon making Mr..
Hebron present after final settlement
be received it reluctantly, blusbing like a
woman when It was offered, and saying he
did not want pay for being honest"
AN OLD Moss BACKED SILURIAS.
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The GLOBE Lamps complete (height
Eenty three inches), 81. Red House.
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py ASK YOUR eRooEa FOR THEM. asa
ALL,LUHRS 500, PrOprietors
CIGARS!

SEND ALL YOUR ORDERS DIRECT TO A.
y CCOLoT, Sacramento. Cal, Sole Agent for
the Pacific Coast for the Celebrated
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BORN.
Sacramento, September 3-Wife of Il. Csssel
man, q son.
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POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday sentence in the case of Mrs. Anna
Wilhelm, found guilty on Saturday of dis
turbing the peace, was deferred until this
morning The cases of f. ]. Sullivan. for
disturbing the peace; Thomas Twyford.
two charges of battery, and James Flani-
gan and John Doyle, petit larceny, went
over until tomorrow VIM. Hickman.
arrested for having been drunk. was dis
charged, it being his first offense ..... Mrs.
Geo. Frissell, recently released from the
county Jail, was fined $40 for being drunk,
but the commitment was withheld on her
promising to leave the city......The cases of
Fred. Haw and Mrs. Haw, for disturbing
the peace, were beard. They were con-
Ylcted and fined $40 each.
MONTE VISTA LAND CoHpAHY.-There
were fled yesterday in the Office of the
County Clerk articles of incorporation of
the Monte Vista Land Company. organized
for the purchase, improvement and sale of
real estate. Capital stock, $50 900. in shares
OF S2,0Oe each, all of which has been sub
5crlbed. Directors-G. w. Hancock. A. T..
Frost, Sparrow Smith, 8. s. Southworth
and Ed. F. Taylor. The PRINCIPAL nlace of
business is in Sacramento.
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BEFORE you let agents talk you into buy
ing inferior sewing machines, see the In
proved Domestic, the only machine with
self-setting attachments. Sold on easy in
stallments. A. J. Pommer, cor. Ninth and j.
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All Eastern White Labor Goods !

We guarantee you saving of at least 50 ne,
cent BY buying of us. Goods warranted a,
represented, or taken back and money refunded
Particular attention given to all orders. whethe,
large or small. We solicit a trial order and
promise perfect satisfaction in every particular
send Tor our Price List. Address A. COOLOT
Sacramento, Cal. 49,
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

State Fair Programme.
Metropolitan Theater-" Streetsof New York I"
Farewell concert to Rev. Il. C. Christian.
Concord Lodge, F. and A. MO night.
Occidental Encampment-To night
Capital Council, U. r. of Pacific
Where TO get tickets.
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HE OLD PEOPLE GET THE CHILp-Judge
Armstrong rendered his decision in the
Barbara Schwitzer habeas corpus case yes
terday morning, awarding the little girl to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eek, the old people to
whom she was given by the mother in
Germany few years ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eek adopted the child, have cared for her
IS their own, and intended to leave her
their property when they die. There were
no formal proceedings of adoption in Court
when she was given 10 them, but Judge
Armstrong, believing that it was for the
best interests of the little girl, awarded her
to her adopted parents, OF whom she is
very fond, providing that the mother may
see her at all reasonable times. Mrs.
Schwitzer is very anxious to recover the
child, and may take further proceedings to
that end in Colusa county, where she has
taken mp her residence with her brother, on
his ranch.
FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNING-An alarm
OF fire was turned in at $50 A. N. yesterday,
blaze being discovered in the rear of
Kirk, Geary & Co.'S laboratory, in the alley
between and K, Fourth and Fifth streets.
There were some boxes and other material
near the fence, and the FIRE was either
started by an incendiary or through some
ones throwing cigar or cigarette, or match
that had been used in lighting one, into
the rubbish. There was not much damage
done, but the fire was working its way irto
the building when the fremen got into
service.
FAREWELL CoEcERr.-This evening the
ladies of the Seventh street NJ. E. Church
South viii give Rev. II. C. Christian, who
has been pastor of the church for several
years, during which time he has endeared
himself to all under his charge, farewell
concert. Among those to take part are
Mrs. Geo. Smith, Mrs. May Hubbard, Mrs.
Alice Seadler, Mrs. Stronisch Misses Hell
san, Mamie Warehouse, George Griswold,
Gertie Jones, Nellie Wright, and Messrs.
Otto Noack, Desmond and Graham.
A HANDSOME DIvIDEED.-The Directors
OF the Capital Savings Bank yesterday
declared dividend on their capital stock
Of 10 per cent, payable on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 18th. There will be more dividends
before the banks affairs are wound up.
BENEFIT TICKETs.-The Cadet Corps an
| nounces this M morning places where single
or reserve-seat tickets can be purchased for
their benefit, Wednesday and Thursday
| nights.
RpPopr vot, 1of areptc tall- .-o,, int 49,,
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SUBURBAN RATES TO PERKIHs' Tile SD
burban trains have for some months been
carrying passengers to and from the Home
stead and way stations at very low rates of
fare, in order TO build no that section. II
has now been decided to extend the same
facilities as far as Perkins'-beyond Brigh-
ton-and the order went into effect yester-
day. The fare is only 12} cent? Thepub-
lie have been still further benefited by the
railroad company, these tickets being made
good for any train and not for the suburb
an train only.
ARRE6rs.-The following arrests wee
made yesterday John Richardson, by Off
Ger O'Meara; Tan Cameron, by local Pier.
pont, and John Dozier, by Captain Kar-
cher all for being drunk; Alb Nun and
All Due, by officer Ash, for disturbing the
peace by fighting and All Nun, by the
same officer, for carrying 8 concealed
weapon.
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By Bell & Co.-This morning.
BY w. II. Sherburn-Thls morning.
By D. ]. Simmons & Co.-Friday.
Highland Park Tract-Saturday